<img src=' alt='China's He Xining (#23) shoots in the warm-up game against Uruguay in Foshan, south China's Guangdong Province, August 13, 2026. /VCG'
China secured an 83-78 victory over Uruguay in the first of two warm-up games between the teams in Foshan, south China’s Guangdong Province, on Thursday, with a balanced offensive effort helping the host overcome a late challenge from their opponents.
China made a fast start as He Xining scored the team’s first six points, including a four-point play and a fast-break layup. The host led at halftime, with both teams exchanging runs in a closely contested opening two quarters.
Uruguay responded with disciplined offensive execution, using ball movement and cuts to create scoring opportunities. However, China improved defensively after the break, applying more pressure and limiting Uruguay’s rhythm on offense. China took a 63-57 advantage into the final quarter before holding off a late comeback attempt.
He Xining finished with a team-high 17 points, while Jiao Boqiao added 14 points and Hu Jinqiu contributed 12 points and six rebounds. Eleven Chinese players scored in the game as head coach Guo Shiqiang rotated his squad during the preparation match.
For Uruguay, Nicola Pomoli led the team with 17 points, while Joaquin Rodriguez scored 16 and Martín Rojas added 14. Despite staying competitive for long stretches, Uruguay struggled to consistently convert opportunities against China’s defensive adjustments.
Guo said the game provided valuable preparation for China, praising Uruguay’s organized offensive system and noting that facing different playing styles would help his team improve its defensive patience and concentration.
China and Uruguay will meet again on Saturday as part of the warm-up series as the two teams prepare for 2027 FIBA World Cup qualifying.
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